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Support for Microphone in remote audio for Windows server

Remote Access Feature Request

Please add the feature to support microphone redirection in remote audio for Windows server 2019 and newer when using remote desktop. Currently, remote audio works but does not support microphone redirection from the client machine to a Windows server running TSplus access as confirmed by TSplus support

Users are unable to use Zoom, Teams and other meeting/conferencing platforms during their remote desktop session due to that limitation and it would be great if you can add it on the roadmap for future releases.

I would like to setup additional TSplus servers but it is currently not convenient due to that missing feature

Posted by Abe Safa ·
Status: In Progress8 comments

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  • David Moreno

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    Aug 18

    Hi,

    It can be used together with applications that transcribe speech into the application on the application server, which is very useful in sectors such as medicine.

    Thanks,

    David

  • Siematec - Rodrigo

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    Apr 24

    I couldn't find the work item on the roadmap. When will it be implemented?

  • Lilian MC2I

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    Apr 14

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Implementation of "native" support for microphone/webcam redirection

    Hi,

    IT is possible to add implementation of "native" support for microphone/webcam redirection in the future release

  • Rodrigo Cunegundes

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    Apr 10

    Hi @Thomas Montalcino, when will this happen? Which versions will be compatible with this feature?

  • Thomas Montalcino

    Team•

    Mar 20

    Hello,

    We will work on adding microphone redirection. The corresponding work item has been added to the product roadmap. Thank you for your suggestion!

  • P H

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    Mar 5

    Actually it does work for years with the nativ Windows RDP-Client.

    I have no idea, why it doesn’t with the TSplus-Client.


    —-

    I played around with the Client Generator.
    As soon as you activate:

    - sound
    - usb devices
    AND
    - play remote sound — locally

    it works as well. I’m able to use the headset incl. the microphone within the TSplus-remote-session.

    I’m not sure if it was necessary, but I changed this here (2nd screenshot) on the server and on the client into “ENABLED”.



    “Good luck” ;)

    • David Moreno

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      Aug 18

      We do not allow direct RDP connection as a company policy; we only use gateway connections, either RemoteApp or web. It is not possible to connect directly to the application servers. I will try this configuration, thanks for the input.

  • Raj

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    Jan 30

    From my understanding and experience, TSplus is extremely useful and well-designed for remote applications and productivity tools, such as accounting software, ERP systems, internal business applications, and similar use cases. In these scenarios, TSplus performs very reliably and adds significant value.

    For meeting and conferencing applications like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or similar platforms, there is generally a feasible workaround. Users can log in to these applications directly on their local computer, and if proper internet connectivity and system resources are available, meetings can be attended smoothly without relying on the remote desktop session for audio input.

    Therefore, in my opinion, while microphone redirection would certainly be a valuable enhancement, TSplus already fulfills its primary purpose very well as a remote access solution for productivity and business applications.